Let us know which you use!

I personally use Firefox above all others.

Firefox for sure, but still have Internet Explorer, Opera, Mozilla Suite & Seamonkey installed for testing purposes.

The speed of Opera turns me on. Yeah, in that way :cake:

Firefox, but I still run into a site, here and there, that wont work with FF and I fall back to IE.

i voted for

Firefox - I mostly run nightly test builds, but have a stable release version to fall back on. Also have K-Meleon installed, but don't often get around to playing with it.

Opera for me

Mozilla Firefox of course.

With the Adblock, NoScript and "View Source Chart" extension.

I use Safari most, then Firefox.

Firefox, only browser for me.

only pages i trust IE to go to is google's homepage, and to check the layout of my website in progress.

FF all the way.

I pretty much always use opera

Went from IE to Maxthon to Opera and now on FF. Just wish that all the devs would hurry up and make the add-in/plugins compatible with FF3...

Cheers :)

Went from IE to Maxthon to Opera and now on FF. Just wish that all the devs would hurry up and make the add-in/plugins compatible with FF3...

Cheers

You can change so that Firefox don't check for version compatibility, this may make extensions/plugins work.

* http://lifehacker.com/355973/make-your-ext...-firefox-3-beta

Mr Techs Toolkit and Nightly Tester Tools can both force compatibility.

Using Firefox3 :)

I use IE7 with IE7Pro.

Firefox for me..

Opera is backup..

IE only if all else fails!!..

Good ol' Firefox for me too. :gold:

Firefox 2 w/ noscript, adblock plus, download helper, and IE extension (can use this for ms update.)

Popular, innit?

IE for those few sites that don't display well with FF.

IE7 :gold:

Firefox is my first choice, Opera and Google Chrome are also good

Opera is my Browser of choice.

Firefox for me, for at least 5 years, with Adblock Plus* and NoScript.

(* Before Adblock Plus came out, I used Adblock, eventually dropping it as each computer migrated to FF 3.)

One bonus is that it gives me a common browser across all flavours of Windows as well as Fedora.

I also use an extension on Fedora to rename the menus to the same as in Windows. (Tools -> Options in Windows is normally Edit -> Preferences in Linux.)

I now use IE8 with Web of Trust (WoT) and dumped IE7Pro due to lack of IE8 support.